Amiga demo - Seven sins by Scoopex - 1989

[Databamse]

The atmosphere of amiga demos is wonderful as always. That beautiful starfield and the cozy kewl font usage with top notch chip music.

[KarpowSCX]

Sound is fucked up in this video. My unofficial (or official) Scoopex YouTube-channel has a version with sound working properly.

[kinmanyuen]

lol they kinda reproduce the sega afterburner 3d sprite engine

[jci10]

I must have heard this soundtrack a thousand times back in 1989!

[roosjen]

Part of my all time favorites :) Well done Scoopex! Those bob figures were boring as hell, come to think of it, but I watched this demo start to finish so many times! Lol!

[Perseus0]

Oh wow, re-discovering the old demos. RSI's Cebit 90 and this one were awesome. Used to listen to the music instead of pop music - old skool ! Those were the days ...

[pleten]

1989

[wertstahl]

I must agree with everyone who´s saying that this is an outstanding tune. In my opinion, one of the very best tracker songs i know, while it goes far beyont that. Always wished there would be more music like this. Never heard anything that comes close.

[71JOEBLOGGS]

Uncle tom was a fantastic musician.you can hear his influences in some dance music today.especially the string chords samples he always used in his modules if you know what i mean.and look what happened to jesper kyd? He went on to make music for hollywood films.mental!!!!

[jaywalker71]

This was and still is a very exceptional piece of music. :)

[gabba2000]

Sc00peX ruled ! :D

[ThomasKrueger1969]

scoopex war bei den demo immer etwas "kantig" in der dramaturgie. den richtigen Schmelz hatten immer die Florian Schröcker (Delta of RSI) - Demo! zB Cebit90.

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Wobei natürlich Scoopex "Mental Hangover" auch seine Reize hatte; und durchaus stimmungsvoll war :-))

[the1marauder2]

Loved this demo, a true classic. :)

[emilen2]

This music is standing out as not sounding as anything else, well produced and before protracker was the game. Very catchy.. oh those memories :)

[ematech]

1989  !

[rouncer81]

i love that love synth sample whatever.

[DaVince21]

Dude! With skills like these, you could basically remake Starfox for the Amiga! Or maybe SkyRoads... :)

[paulamorrison]

Fantastic!!!!

Brings back so many memories.

[boing4000]

Amiga is the best. Just 7.xxMHz CPU, the amazing custom chips and 512KB/1MB of RAM makes that possible.

[skipper7302]

That is not true! lol.... without the graphics chips like the blitter/copper this demo wasn't possible to do. The blitter did all the linedrawing/pollygons, and most the the moving objects on the screen. And don't forget the copper who took care of all rasterbalks, mirror effects etc on the screen.

[blade004]

Well he did say "custom chips" so that means the chips to contain the blitter, copper, etc :)

[TheUAssassin]

@boing4000 Amiga is really great, but what about people? They are outstanding! Andromeda, Khefrens, Batman Group, Scoopex, Laxity, RWO and others....... By the way - did You heard about Natami project? Sorry for my broken English :(

[Polonpo]

I.n.c.r.e.d.i.b.l.e.

Amazing programming skills there.

Too much of the wavy text lines (though they have their charm), but the filled vectors were awesome!

I miss these days. :(

[iGNOSaurus]

Uncle Tom rocks the world.

[StarryTigger]

Scoopex demos rocked! I miss my Amiga so much, but still have all the original disks somewhere. Ebay here I come.....!

[shanebongos]

i remember having a noisetracker mod of this music on the atari st. its good

[jci10]

Its sounds like the Amiga Led is on, did someone forget to turn it off? :)

[toddi1971]

On very early 500, it was not possible. I had one of these myself (bought 1987) with Kick1.2

[baltitikamasala]

love the music

[Agapela]

great demo, great music

[skipper7302]

This one of the better demos that was relased 1989. Great music, Great code.

[ballebanan]

A classic indeed. Probably one of the first demos I watched when I got my Amiga around that time.